Michael finds that most of his dreams are little more than random images that seemingly have been put into a strange storyline. Which theory of dreams best explains this?
A) activation-synthesis hypothesis
B) Freudian dream theory
C) dreams for survival theory
D) Hall's dreams as reflections of everyday life

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The activation-synthesis hypothesis suggests that dreams arise from brain activity during sleep and that the brain tries to make sense of this activity by creating a story or narrative. This theory suggests that dreams do not have any significant meaning and are simply a result of random neural firing.

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